Cuffed Adjustable Tracheostomy Tube

Cuffed Adjustable Tracheostomy Tube Specification

Shelf Life
5 years

Function
Provides secure airway access, adjustable for patient anatomy

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Instruments Type
Surgical Airway Device

Measurement Range
Available in different sizes

Usage Type
Single Use (Disposable)

Features
Adjustable neck flange, radio-opaque line, low pressure cuff, DEHP free, smooth inner and outer surface

Equipment Type
Cuffed Adjustable Tracheostomy Tube

Material
Medical-grade PVC

Condition
New

Technology
Adjustable flange, Low pressure cuff

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Tracheal intubation for airway management

Power Source
None (Manual)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Variable (Size dependent)

Weight
Lightweight; size dependent

Color
Transparent with blue markings

Sterility
Sterile, EO (Ethylene Oxide) sterilized

Patient Type
Adult and Pediatric sizes available

Connector Type
15 mm standard connector

Cuff Type
Low pressure, high volume cuff

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile packaging

Inner Cannula
Optional, depending on model

Neck Flange
Flexible, adjustable to fit patient anatomy

Latex Content
Latex free

Marking
Clear depth markings for accurate placement

Compliance
ISO and CE certified

Radiopacity
Radio-opaque line throughout the tube

About Cuffed Adjustable Tracheostomy Tube

Types of Tracheostomy Tubes

A tracheostomy (trach) tube is a curved tube that is inserted into a tracheostomy stoma (the hole made in the neck and windpipe (Trachea)). There are different types of tracheostomy tubes that vary in certain features for different purposes. These are manufactured by different companies. However, a specific type of tracheostomy tube will be the same no matter which company manufactures them.

A commonly used tracheostomy tube consists of three parts: outer cannula with flange (neck plate), inner cannula, and an obturator. The outer cannula is the outer tube that holds the tracheostomy open. A neck plate extends from the sides of the outer tube and has holes to attach cloth ties or velcro strap around the neck. The inner cannula fits inside the outer cannula. It has a lock to keep it from being coughed out, and it is removed for cleaning. The obturator is used to insert a tracheostomy tube. It fits inside the tube to provide a smooth surface that guides the tracheostomy tube when it is being inserted.

There are different types of tracheostomy tubes available and the patient should be given the tube that best suits his/her needs. The frequency of these tube changes will depend on the type of tube and may possibly alter during the winter or summer months. Practitioners should refer to specialist practitioners and/or the manufacturers for advice.

Secure and Customizable Airway Access

Designed to accommodate a variety of anatomical requirements, the adjustable tracheostomy tube features a flexible flange and available in multiple sizes for both adults and children. The low pressure, high volume cuff helps minimize tracheal injury while maximizing patient comfort. Its transparent construction with blue markings and integrated radio-opaque line ensures optimal placement and verification during procedures.

Reliability, Safety, and International Compliance

This tracheostomy tube is sterile, EO sterilized, and manufactured from high-quality, medical-grade PVC-ensuring safety for patients with latex sensitivities. The device complies with ISO and CE standards and features clear, accurate depth markings for precise placement. Each tube is securely packed for single use, promoting infection control and ease of inventory storage.

FAQ's of Cuffed Adjustable Tracheostomy Tube:

Q: How is the Cuffed Adjustable Tracheostomy Tube used in airway management?

A: The Cuffed Adjustable Tracheostomy Tube is used for establishing and maintaining an open airway during tracheal intubation, providing a secure conduit for ventilatory support in surgical or emergency scenarios.

Q: What advantages does the low pressure, high volume cuff offer patients?

A: This cuff design evenly distributes pressure, reducing the risk of tracheal wall injury and providing effective airway sealing without compromising patient comfort.

Q: When should an adjustable tracheostomy tube be selected over standard models?

A: Adjustable tracheostomy tubes are ideal when anatomical variations exist or precise tube positioning is critical, as the flexible neck flange and depth markings allow for customized placement.

Q: Where can the tube be used and who can benefit from it?

A: Suitable for both hospital and emergency settings, the tube is available in adult and pediatric sizes, benefiting a wide range of patients requiring tracheal access.

Q: What ensures the safety and traceability of the tube during procedures?

A: A radio-opaque line runs the entire length of the tube, facilitating visualization in imaging. Clear depth markings and sterile, single-use packaging further enhance patient safety.

Q: How is sterility maintained and what are the storage guidelines?

A: Each tube is EO sterilized and comes individually packed. To ensure integrity, store in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight with unopened packaging until use.

Q: What are the main benefits of this tracheostomy tube's design?

A: The combination of an adjustable flange, DEHP/latex-free material, smooth surfaces, and transparent construction with visible markings promotes patient safety, ease of use, and reliable airway management.